An interesting and less common variation of British Military 1842 smoothbore musket: Reference:"  The English Connection"  Pritchard et all.  The lock on this musket is dated 1850 showing the crown

This item SN 17448 is a relatively scarce and uncommon dual ignition carbine built post civil war.  The 1864 pattern is marked on the left side of the hamme,r patented by Merwin & Bray and buil

1.  Slide, firing pin, sight & extractor, clear markings 1940.  $100

4.  Trigger assmbly  $50

5.  Hammer  $20

6.  Safety catch  $35

7.  Mag catch  $20

We are pleased to offer to the Canadian collecting community an exceptional pair of cannon barrel flintlock pistols built and marked Wilson London.  This pair are marked 1 & 2 with both pieces

SN 718754 is a Czechoslovakian copy of the Walther PP.  This example remains in excellent condition.  Overall condition rates 99%, caliber 7.65 with a bright excellent and bore.  Built in 1951 .

Leather cartridge pouch designed to fit on Sam Brown belt unit. 51/2" by 31/2".  Sound leather and stitching, circa 1900.

SN 4032 is a well built but no name 10 gauge shotgun.  The example remains in overall very good to excellent condition.  This piece shows a 36 1/4" barrel showing an excellent brown Damascus finish

A unigue Civil War era raw recruit training aid.  This piece shows a 6" barrel with sight/bayonet stud.  An intrical part is the front band of a musket.  The intent was to mount this on a wood mock

SN 1561 is one of 2300 MK1 carbines as ordered by Canada in 1896 (Ref. pg.

SN 70SC 54189 is a Colt Combat Commander, 45 ACP, 4.25 " barrel.  This example is one of the scarcer satin nickel finished pistols and is all steel framed.  This Colt shows no evidence of actual us

SN 15845 is a Model 1865 Spencer Carbine.  This example shows the 20" barrel with 6 groove rifling.  The bore rates bright very good to very good plus with strong rifling.  Reference see Flayderman

An excellent No 1 MK3 magazine retaining most of it's original finish.  EFD Broad Arrow  Enfield marked.  Small spot of light corrision right side bottom corner.

A very well built holster for the 1911 auto pistol.  High quality leather mark on the reverse with make's name and address.  This holster was built for shoulder or belt.  The snap is marked "Made i

NSN is a custom rifle built in England on a P-17 Enfield action .  This example shows a 24" barrel with a bright excellent bore.  The rifle shows all commercial components with the exception of the

Walther PPK pre war parts:

           1.  Complete pre war slide.  Excellent Zella-Mellis, 98%originalblue complet with firing pin, safety, loaded indicator.  A special part $ 350.

English all brass pistol flask  6 3/4" X 2" at the base.  No spring.  The body is sound with some minor denting.  A piece for the powder flask or Colt collector.

SN 59887 is a M1 Garand built by Springfield in August of 1940.   This is a very early production M1 considering that there were approximately 50,000 of the Garands built in the gas trap configurat

This is an interesting percussion pocket pistol built circa 1850's with  English proofed barrel and frame.  This piece shows a 3" barrel with a 45 caliber bore, Dolphin head hammer with floral engr

Two Colt 1911 Auto mags in a black US issue 1952 dated leather case.  Sound leather and used but sound magazines.  NOTE: All parts sold on a no return basis.

N 50085 is a WW1 era 455 MK II hand ejector or converted to 45 LC.  Page 196 of standard catalog of S&W 4th edition at page 196 indicated that 724 were built for Canada in 45LC.  We question th

Pair of nag and loader leather pouches.  The right side pouch shows the clear outline of the MP 40 mags.  No markings.  These pouches were used by a country that had an issue of German MP 40 sub-ma

SN 785 is an example of the first US military hunting or entrenching knife.  Built and marked US Springfield.  Very good blade but cut back on one side.  Excellent grips and clear markings.  This k

SN 84384 is a Type 14 pre WW2 pistol.

Canadian revolver cartridge pouch circa 1920 to WW2.  Excellent leather and stitching.  This style of pouch may also be RCMP issue (no markings).  Designed to fit on Sam Brown belt.

C & JW Hawksley, an English flask maker, 1845 to 1889 when the firm was converted to a limited company.